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Saint Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
313 N. State Street Westerville OH 43082
614-882-2109 · stpacc.org
Week of May 15, 2022
Sunday, May 15, The Fifth Sunday of Easter
Acts 14:21-27; Ps 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13; Rev 21:1-5a;
Sunday, May 15
8:00 AM Walter Belczak Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35
**10:00 AM John W. Mayhan, Sr.
12:00 PM People of St. Paul Parish Monday, May 16
5:00 PM Steven Salerno, Sr. Acts 14: 5-18; Ps 115:1-2, 3-4, 15-16; Jn 14:21-26
**Mass with incense
Tuesday, May 17
Monday, May 16
6:40 AM Joann L. Leite Acts 14: 19-28; Ps 145: 10-11, 12-13ab, 21; Jn 14: 27-31a
8:30 AM Carson Stout
Wednesday, May 18, Memorial of Saint John I, Pope, Martyr
Tuesday, May 17 Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122: 1-2, 3-4ab, 4cd-5; Jn 15:1-8
8:30 AM Daniel MacManus
6:15 PM Anna Marie Dougherty Thursday, May 19
Wednesday, May 18 Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11
6:40 AM Mary Cameron
8:30 AM Jim Dean Friday, May 20
Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-9, 10 & 12; Jn 15:12-17
Thursday, May 19
8:30 AM Intentions of Kristin Meder Saturday, May 21, Memorial of Saint Christopher Magallanes,
and Family Priest, and Companions, Martyrs
6:15 PM Victor Lombardo
Friday, May 20 Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 5; Jn 15:18-21
6:40 AM Mary Hage Sunday, May 22, The Sixth Sunday of Easter
8:30 AM Maryann Fisher
Acts 15:1-2, 22-29; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Rev 21:10-14,
Saturday, May 21 22-23; Jn 14:23-29
8:30 AM Intentions of BH
1:30 PM Marriage of Andrea Imondi
and Thomas Brisky
Vigil Masses for the Sixth Sunday of Easter
4:00 PM Benedetta and
Domenicantonio Rotolo
6:00 PM Phillip McGraw
Sunday, May 22
8:00 AM People of St. Paul the
Apostle Parish
**10:00 AM Danny DeSantis
12:00 PM Intentions of the Milburns
5:00 PM Tom Campana
**Mass with incense
An ASL interpreter is regularly at the Sunday Noon
Mass in the South Transept of the Church.
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The Pastor’s Corner
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Staying informed: I send a weekly email about upcoming events and
parish news to parishioners who have acquired Flocknote. Flocknote is
such an easy way to stay connected with our parish family. If you have
not yet acquired Flocknote, consider obtaining it so that you’re aware
of parish news and upcoming events. It’s quite easy to sign up for
Flocknote – simply go to stpacc.org/flocknote.
Promoting Vocations: Last weekend we recognized not only Mother’s Day but the World Day of Prayer for Vocations.
Praying for vocations is even more urgent today as we will not be ordaining any men to the Holy Priesthood this year for
our Diocese. Vocations to the priesthood and religious life begin in the home. I encourage all families to regularly pray
together, talk about faith, and encourage your children to be open to God's call in their life. The rosary is a great family
prayer. Of course, attending Sunday Mass as a family is the foundation. There are many resources available for those who
may be considering a vocation in the Church including the Diocese of Columbus vocations page:
www.vocationscolumbus.org/. Additionally, the Quo Vadis Vocation Discernment Camp is a led by priests and seminarians
of the Diocese of Columbus and is supported by the diocesan Office of Vocations. The camp will be held July 24-27 at The
Pontifical College Josephinum (located at 7625 North High Street in Columbus) and is intended for young men entering
Grades 9-12 . For additional information, please refer to www.vocationscolumbus.org/quovadis or
contact Sam Severance at columbusquovadis@gmail.com.
Bishop’s Annual Appeal: Earlier this month we began the 2022 Bishop’s Annual Appeal (BAA). The Appeal furthers the
mission of our diocese and supports our vision for evangelization. Funds received via the BAA will afford the diocese to
support the formation of priests and deacons for the future of our Church, comfort the sick in hospital through trained
chaplains, prepare couples for the vocation of marriage and family life, provide tuition assistance to families seeking
Catholic education, and so much more! Thank you to the very many who have already given to the BAA or turned in a
pledge card. Extra pledge envelopes can be found in the pews and once completed can be placed in the offertory bowls. To
make an online gift, go to columbuscatholicgiving.org/ways-to-give or give via the indicated link on our parish’s WeShare
account at stpacc.org/donate. No amount of giving is too small. Thank you for your prayerful consideration to the BAA.
Our Sunday Offertory: Thank you most sincerely to those who regularly give to our parish. Your contributions allow us to
continue our mission. Many have found that WeShare Online is a most convenient and secure platform. Text stpaulohio to
800-950-9952 or give online at stpacc.org/donate. For those who prefer to use their offertory envelopes and may be
unable to attend Mass, donations can be mailed to St. Paul Church, 313 N. State Street, Westerville, Ohio 43082.
Sincerely in Christ,
Fr. Wilson
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This Week in Our Parish
Sunday, May 15
Food and Toiletry Drive for Holy Family Soup Kitchen
and St. James the Less Food Pantry (bins in Narthex)
Knights of Columbus to host a pancake breakfast in Miller Hall
after the 8:00 & 10:00 AM Masses
RCIA, Lower Level Room 3 (Church), 11:30 AM
AA “Big Book” Recovery Mtg., Room 2 (Parish Office), 6:00 PM
Monday , May 16
Divine Mercy Chaplet, Church, 3:00 PM
Rosary, Church, 6:30 PM
Nar-Anon, Room 1 (Parish Office), 7:00 PM
Bereavement Support Group, Lower Level Room 2 (Church), 7:00 PM
Tuesday, May 17
Divine Mercy Chaplet, Church, 3:00 PM
Rosary, facebook.com/groups/StPaulRosary, 7:00 PM
Parish Council, Room 1 (Parish Office), 7:00 PM
St. Vincent DePaul, Room 2 (Parish Office), 7:00 PM
Wednesday , May 18
7th Grade Bible Study, Youth Ministry Center, 2:45 PM
Divine Mercy Chaplet, Church, 3:00 PM
American Heritage Girls, Lower Level Rm. 3 (Church), 6:00 PM
Oremus, St. Peter Room, 6:30 PM
Rosary, facebook.com/groups/StPaulRosary, 7:00 PM
Overeaters Anonymous, Room 2, 7:00 PM
Thursday, May 19
8th Grade Bible Study, Youth Ministry Center, 2:45 PM
That Man is You, St. Peter Room, rosary at 6:30 AM; meeting at 7:00 AM
Confessions, Church, 9:15 AM
Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament, 9:15 AM—5:55 PM
Divine Mercy Chaplet, Church, 3:00 PM
Rosary, facebook.com/groups/StPaulRosary, 7:00 PM
Al Anon, Parish Office Rooms 1-2, 7:30 PM
Friday, May 20
Divine Mercy Chaplet, Church, 3:00 PM
Alcoholics Anonymous, Room 2 (Parish Office), 7:30 PM
Saturday, May 21
SVDP Thrift Store Trailer onsite accepting donations, 2:00—6:30 PM
Men’s Bible Study, Lower level Room 2 (Church), 7:30 AM
Prayer Shawl Ministry, Room 3 (Parish Office), 10:00 AM
Sunday, May 22
SVDP Thrift Store Trailer onsite accepting donations, 7:30 AM—5:30 PM
New Parishioner Welcome Reception in the Klinger Center
Following the 8:00, 10:00 & Noon Masses
RCIA, Lower Level Room 3 (Church), 11:30 AM
AA “Big Book” Recovery Mtg., Room 2 (Parish Office), 6:00 PM
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St. Vincent de Paul News and Upcoming Events
St. Vincent de Paul’s monthly food pantry collection is this weekend, May 14 and 15. The Holy
Family Soup Kitchen and St. James the Less Food Pantry are in need of many items. The homeless
served at Holy Family are in need of “flip top” cans of fruit and vegetables, small toiletry items,
and individual fruit cups. Also, if you wish to donate regular size bags of pretzels, cookies and
oyster crackers, volunteers will divide them into snack size bags. Those served at St. James can
always use soups, vegetables, and cereal. Thank you in advance for your donations.
Next weekend our St. Vincent de Paul’s Conference will have a SVDP Thrift
Store trailer in our church parking lot from 2:00 until 6:30 PM on Saturday,
May 21 and from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM on Sunday, May 22. Check the SVDP
Thrift Store website at svdpcolumbus.org for a list of items to
donate. Members of our parish SVDP conference will be on hand to help you
unload your cars and put your donations into the trailer. If you have large
items to contact, please provide your name, phone number and address
during the donation weekend at the trailer, and a member of the Thrift Store
staff will call and schedule a time to pick-up the items. For questions, please
contact parishioner and SVDP Chairperson Jane Nieman at 614-794-9605.
The Knights to Host a Pancake Breakfast
This Weekend (Sunday, May 15)
Treat your family to a delicious breakfast made and served by our very own Knights of Columbus. Breakfast will
be served in Miller Hall after the 8:00 and 10:00 AM Masses. Enjoy homemade pancakes, breakfast burritos,
waffles, sausage, scrambled eggs, Raoul’s eggs, grits, hash browns, cereal, fruit salad, cinnamon rolls, blueberry
muffins, juice, tea, and coffee—all for only $10.00 for adults, $9.00 for seniors and $3.00 for children. (Discover,
MasterCard, Visa, and American Express are all accepted.) Come for the food; stay for the fellowship!
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We have had over 500 new households register in our parish since March 2020. Due to COVID
we have not been able to adequately welcome all who are new to St. Paul’s. We hope our new
parishioners are getting connected and finding a spiritual home here. We would love to meet
you and introduce you to our many ministries! Please plan to join us for coffee, donuts and other
treats next Sunday, May 22 in the Klinger Center following the 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM and Noon Masses.
Many of our parish ministries will be present to share their activities and offerings!
Men’s Prayer Breakfast & Bible Study
The St. Paul’s Men’s Prayer Group invites all men in the parish to join them on Saturday mornings. On the first
Saturday of every month, come join with others at 7:15 AM for breakfast, prayer and fellowship in the St. Peter
Room (located upstairs in the church). On all other Saturday mornings throughout the month, the men gather at
7:30 AM in Lower Level Room 2 in the church for a Bible Study. Questions? Please contact Dan Caplin at either
dcaplin17@gmail.com or 614-329-0142.
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Sharing God’s Love with Others
Volunteers are needed to work at the St. James the Less Food Pantry for an hour
every two weeks. The shifts are on Monday—Friday from 6:00 PM until 7:00 PM.
Please prayerfully consider helping those in need. To learn more, contact St. Paul
parishioner Bill Tompos at either 614-578-0141 or btompos@att.net. Thank you!
Dear Lord,
We know that we have not been Leave a Legacy of
placed on this earth merely to take up space.
Remind us that you hold us responsible Love and Faith
for living a life that is useful and meaningful.
Let us always remember that we are all here Your last will and testament can
to share our talents and abilities with each other leave a legacy of your faith by
to help, to support, helping to pass it on to others. When drafting
and to love each other, your will, after taking care of your family,
and to know, to serve, please consider naming St. Paul as a recipient
and to love you, of your estate. Even a small percentage of
our Lord and Creator. these assets can be a meaningful Planned Gift
Amen. to our parish endowments. To learn more,
contact parishioner and Vice President of
Development of The Catholic Foundation
Scott Hartman at either 614-443-8893 or
Renee Bartkowski, Family Prayers
for Daily Grace. Liguiori, MO, shartman@catholic-foundation.org.
Liguori Publications
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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.comThe Varsity St. Paul Cheerleaders and
MONUMENTAL VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: Coaches are hosting a Cheer Camp for
CELEBRATING GOD’S GREATNESS! incoming 1st- 4th grade students on
Saturday, June 18 from 3:00 PM until
JUNE 13-17
MONUMENTAL VBS is for youth currently in kindergarten 8:00 PM in the Klinger Center. (Doors will open at
through the 7th grade (2021-2022). Registration closes May 31. 2:30 PM for sign in.) The cost of the camp is $40.
Register to join us at stpacc.org/psr/vacation-bible-school. Participants will learn arm motions, jumps, chants, a
Volunteers are needed to ensure VBS is a cheer, and a dance routine. All those who attend
MONUMENTAL success! the camp will also be invited to perform material
Teen volunteers (those currently in Grades 8-12) are needed to learned during halftime at an 8th grade football
serve as crew leaders and station helpers. We need adult vol- game (the date TBD). Please note that youth
unteers to making and assembling the VBS materials prior to attending the camp are not permitted to take pic-
June 13 — and volunteers to serve as room parents, childcare, tures. Thank you!
and station helpers during VBS. Childcare will be provided for Questions? Please contact Coach Renee at
younger children of adult volunteers. Will you help with this fun chill31775@gmail.com.
faith-building program? Scan the QR codes below to volunteer!
Please make checks payable to Renee
Cahill.
Send the registration form and check
by Tuesday, May 31 to Renee Cahill,
5525 Genoa Farms Blvd., Westerville,
Ohio 43082.
St. Paul Cheer Camp
Name:____________________________________
School: ________________ Grade:___________
Parent name:______________________________
Cell #______________________
Email address______________________________
Emergency contact:_________________________
Emergency number:_________________________
Change a Life, Inspire Your
Own…Become a Tutor!
Tutors are greatly needed for adults seeking ESL (English as a
Second Language), GED preparation, and Basic Education
skills. Please contact Annette Cohn at the Dominican Learning
Center for more information about this rewarding
opportunity. Annette can be reached at 614-444-7330 ext. 2
or Annette.Cohn@oppeace.org.
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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.comJoin with Others to Pray
Our Sacred Heart/Divine Mercy Ministry welcomes everyone to join them weekdays at 3:00 PM to
pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet. In the church. The Chaplet is a short but powerful prayer asking for
God’s mercy and for increased trust in Jesus. Should you have any questions in the meantime,
please call Howard Boyd at 614-306-1965 or Angela Kuhn at 614-989-0618.
Stewardship Corner
May 8, 2022
New Fiscal Year Offertory Budget per Week……………………………….……………$58,846.15
The Bishop’s Annual Appeal gives us
Offertory:
the opportunity to support the good Envelopes ............................................................................................. $20,674.00
works and ministries that bring Loose .................................................................................................... $13,047.75
hope to our brothers and sisters One Time WeShare contributions ......................................................... $2,767.00
throughout the 23 counties of our Average Auto Withdrawal (1206 households) ..................................... $32,362.67
Diocese. We are very pleased to Total ..................................................................................................... $68,851.42
report that many within our parish Estimated Weekly Excess/(Deficit)................................................... $10,005.27
have already responded to the BAA Church Building Fund Collection ......................................................... $86,746.18
by making a pledge or giving a gift. Church Building Fund Loan ............................................................. $4,405,671.08
Our parish goal is $379,603.78. To
Our sincere thanks to all who regularly give to our parish. Your giving is most essential
date we received to our overall operations. If you have any questions about your offertory or would like
$117,817 which is 31% of to know more about WeShare, please contact our Parish Accountant Deb Hawking at
our goal. Prayerfully either 614-882-2109 extension 229 or dhaking@stpacc.org. Thank you!
consider how you are
called to help us reach
our goal. Give online by scanning
the QR code or via the link on
WeShare at stpacc.org/donate.
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Adapted from Faith Sharing for Small Church Communities; (ed. Rev. Art Baranowski)
Reflecting on Today’s Gospel
The Fifth Sunday of Easter, May 15 (Cycle C)
First Reading: Acts 14:21-27 Second Reading: Revelation 21:1-5a Gospel: John 13:31-33a, 34-35
John's Gospel does not present a sentimental view of love. This is a type of love that is shown
in service and sacrifice. It is difficult to choose to love when faced with hatred and anger.
Jesus tells the disciples that all will know that they are his disciples because of the love they
show for one another. This description of the early Christian community will be repeated in
the Acts of the Apostles: “See how they love one another.” Christian love is the hallmark of
Christianity. We see it lived in the witness of the martyrs. We see it in the example of the lives
of the saints. We see it in the holy women and men who live and love daily, making small and
large sacrifices for others.
Jesus didn't just tell us to love one another. He showed us how to love one another. In what
ways do you show love to others?
What might you do differently this week to share God’s love?
Preparing for Next Sunday
The Sixth Sunday of Easter, May 22 (Cycle C)
First Reading: Acts 15:1-2, 22-29 Second Reading: Revelation 21:10-14, 22-23 Gospel: John 14:23-29
Both the reading from Acts and the Gospel tell us that Luke was
interested in showing the abiding presence of the Lord with the early
Christian community. Both groups involved in the dispute in Acts trusted
that the Holy Spirit would guide them to the right decision. In the
Gospel Jesus includes a promise and a challenge in his farewell. He
promises to “make his dwelling place” with them always. The condition
for him to be present with all his heart, however, is that they continue
to love him and to take his message seriously. Jesus says the message is
not just his but also that of the Father. He is the messenger of the
Father. He promises to send the Spirit who will stand at their side and
teach them all things.
Speak of a time when you trusted and experienced true peace. Where do you need peace right now?
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Catholic Church
313 N. State Street Westerville OH 43082
614-882-2109
stpacc.org · stpaulchurch@stpacc.org
Our Mass Schedule
Mon., Wed., Fri..................... 6:40 AM
Mon. – Sat. ........................... 8:30 AM
Tues. & Thurs. ....................... 6:15 PM
Saturday Vigil Masses ............ 4:00 PM
............................................... 6:00 PM
Sunday………………………………..8:00 AM
…………………………………..……..10:00 AM**
…………………………………..……….12 Noon
…………………………………………...5:00 PM
Parish Office Hours
Our Parish Office is open Monday – Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
**Incense is used at the 10:00 AM Mass.
An ASL Interpreter is at our 12 noon Mass.
Parish Registration
Welcome to St. Paul the Apostle Parish! If you will regularly be
worshiping with us, we encourage you to register at stpacc.org/register.
We livestream our Sunday 10 AM, Saturday 4:00
Baptisms
PM, and 8:30 AM weekday Masses, as well as Families wishing to have their child baptized should please contact
weddings, funerals, and special events upon Annette Ramos in the Parish Office at aramos@stpacc.org.
request via our website (stpacc.org/livestream).
Our livestream is also accessible via Facebook
(stpacc.org/fb) and YouTube (stpacc.org/youtube).
Confessions
9:15 AM on Thursdays; at 2:30 PM on Saturdays. The confessionals are
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in the church.
Thursdays at 9:15 AM (after the 8:30 AM Mass)
until 5:55 PM. Marian Gift Shop
Our Marian Gift Shop is in the church. The shop is open on Sundays
The Divine Mercy Chaplet from 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM; from 9:15 AM – noon on Mondays and
Monday through Friday at 3:00 PM.
Fridays; 2:00 – 7:00 PM on Wednesdays and from 1:00 – 6:00 PM on
Saturdays. Sharon Wong, the Marian Gift Shop Manager can be reached
Rosary at 614-882-5257.
Mondays at 6:30 PM. in the Church; Tuesday
through Friday at 7:00 PM livestreamed at
www.facebook.com/groups/StPaulRosary/. Bulletin
Articles for the bulletin must be submitted two weeks in advance to our
Bulletin Editor, Dee Shomo, at dshomo@stpacc.org. Thank you!
Parish Office ............................................. 614-882-2109
St. Paul School ........................................... 614-882-2710
Preschool .................................................. 614-394-9731
Parish School of Religion ........................... 614-882-5045
Prayer Line ......................... stpaulprayerline@stpacc.org
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline……………………...614-973-9772
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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.comOur Parish Staff
Pastor Rev. Jonathan F. Wilson Interim Principal Susan Streitenberger
614-882-2109 · jwilson@stpacc.org 614-882-2710 · sstreitenberger@stpaulk-8.org
Parochial Vicar Rev. P. J. Brandimarti Assistant Principal Eric Pfeifer
614-882-2109 614-882-2710 · epfeifer@stpaulk-8.org
Parochial Vicar Emeritus David E. Gwinner Music Director John Bryan
Retired Chaplain, U.S. Navy 614-794-7303 · jbryan@stpaulk-8.org
Deacon Rev. Mr. Joe Ciaciura Safe Environment Coordinator Bob McGee
740-549-2116 614-882-2710 · bmcgee@stpaulk-8.org
Deacon Rev. Mr. Mickey Hawkins Director of Religious Education Tara Ciaciura
614-890-2468 614-882-5045 · tciaciura@stpacc.org
Deacon Rev. Mr. Ken Johanning Parish Accountant Debra Hawking
812-639-6853 614-882-2109 · dhawking@stpacc.org
Dir. of Parish Administration Rev. Mr. Dean Racine Parish Secretary Pat Kitzler
614-882-2109 · dracine@stpacc.org 614-882-2109 · pkitzler@stpacc.org
Director of Evangelization Bill Gavin Bulletin Editor Dee Shomo
614-882-2109 · wgavin@stpacc.org 614-882-2109 · dshomo@stpacc.org
Assistant to the Director of Evangelization Aron Aziz Census Coordinator Annette Ramos
614-882-2109 · aaziz@stpacc.org 614-882-2109 · aramos@stpacc.org
Pastoral Associate Jeff Adair Marian Gift Shop Manager Sharon Wong
614-882-2109 · jadair@stpacc.org 614-882-5257 · mariangiftshop@stpacc.org
Asst. Director of Pastoral Ministry Andrew T. Burson Facilities Manager Michael Larkins
614-882-2109 · aburson@stpacc.org 614-882-2109 · mlarkins@stpaulk-8.org
Pray the Rosary in the Church on Mondays at 6:30 PM.
Join others in the Church on Mondays at 6:30 PM to pray the Rosary and at 7:00 PM Tuesdays through Fridays via
livestream at www.facebook.com/groups/StPaulRosary/. Did you know that you receive 15 promises by reciting the
rosary? Sr. Lucia dos Santos, one of the children to whom Our Lady appeared at Fatima, once said, “There is no
problem, no matter how difficult it is, whether temporal or above all spiritual, in the personal life of each one of us,
of our families ... that cannot be solved by the Rosary. There is no problem, I tell you, no matter how difficult it is,
that we cannot resolve by the prayer of the Holy Rosary.”
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